Integrations
FlowLink integrates with your existing infrastructure stack. Agents interact with tools through MCP (Model Context Protocol), and FlowLink sits inline to provide security, observability, and governance.
Version Control
✅GitHubGitLabBitbucket
CI/CD
✅GitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkinsCircleCI
Cloud Platforms
✅AWS (EC2, S3, RDS, ECS)Google CloudAzureDigitalOcean
Containers
✅DockerKubernetesPodmanDocker Compose
Databases
✅PostgreSQLMySQLRedisMongoDBSQLite
Message Queues
✅RabbitMQKafkaRedis StreamsSQS
Secret Management
✅HashiCorp VaultAWS Secrets ManagerEnvironment Variables
Monitoring
🔄PrometheusGrafanaDatadogZabbix
SIEM
✅SplunkQRadarELK StackAlertmanager
ITSM
📋ServiceNowJiraLinearPagerDuty
Identity
✅OAuth 2.0 (VK, Yandex, GitHub)SAML 2.0LDAP/AD
Communication
✅TelegramSlackDiscordEmail (SMTP)
AI Agents
✅Claude CodeCursorGitHub CopilotWindsurfCustom (MCP)
✅ GA · 🔄 Beta · 📋 Planned · Don't see your tool? Open an issue.
How Integrations Work
FlowLink doesn't require plugins for each tool. Instead, it uses a universal approach:
- MCP Protocol — agents communicate with tools through the Model Context Protocol. FlowLink acts as the MCP gateway.
- Agent Discovery — agents scan their environment (processes, Docker, configs, env vars) and report findings to the infrastructure map.
- Policy Rules — you define which agents can access which tools/services. FlowLink enforces at runtime.
- Webhooks — FlowLink pushes events (alerts, audit logs) to external systems via HTTP webhooks.
- API — the REST API enables programmatic management of policies, agents, and infrastructure.